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I like jewelry, it is the epitome of The beauty in the world. When it comes to jewelry, the name of lapis lazuli cannot be ignored. It is a rare item brought from afar by the merchants of the Great Qin Dynasty at great effort. This beautiful gem shines with a lustrous glow in the sunlight, greatly loved by young ladies, especially by the blue-eyed and blonde-haired Hu Ji. Once she adorns it, she exudes a stunning and endless charm, constantly attracting visitors from afar - including a monk who is a flirt.
However, I don't particularly like this gem. It seems a bit too frivolous, and I prefer the turquoise agate ones. As I played with a string of transparent lapis lazuli beads, I listened to him chant and preach. I became extremely bored. Why is he a monk? "Can a monk return to secular life?" I asked a novice monk. "A monk can, but the Buddha cannot," he replied as if he had seen through my thoughts. "You are really annoying, you can't even tell a lie," I dropped the money bag and left. Where did I go? Anyway, it's good to get away from this broken temple.
"You are a Buddha?" "Are you really a Buddha?" "What kind of Buddha are you?"... "Sigh"... These words have been said constantly recently, accompanied by my unceasing sighs along the way. I can feel that he hasn't been affected at all!
"Alright, let's part ways. Goodbye." Goodbye means farewell. I really don't know how I blurted it out. It's not a language I know, but I just know it. On that day, I left Fan Le, taking the glass beads with me, but leaving the turquoise and agate earrings for him. Indeed, I don't want the joy he brought me, so I'll take away the reminder of my unhappy encounter with a lunatic upon entering the world. Lunatic means having a problem in the head, although I don't know where it comes from or which classic it's from.
At that time, he seemed indifferent and carefree, after all, I left and it had nothing to do with him. But later I found that I could run into him wherever I went. Even when staying at an inn, the room next to mine could be his!
"What's wrong with you, sticking to me like a plaster?" I couldn't help but mock him. "The debt is not repaid, we can't break free." He still looked indifferent, turning his prayer beads. "I don't want you to repay, just don't bother me, annoying." Mortals are just annoying, truly mortal and truly annoying.
"Debts must be repaid, they have to be repaid."
...So we set off together again, and he was really considerate to me. Compared to before, I could almost describe him as gentle and kind. A gentle and kind Buddha, he said he loved me, can I respond? I did respond, I said a long time ago, I didn't know he was here to catch demons, that the prayer beads had a problem was something I didn't know.
So in fact, I was set up by the person I wanted to retaliate against, who is the person I wanted to kill, the Great Monk of Dingji Temple.
He is already dead, he jumped off the cliff with me.
Just because of the misfortune, it's not just me, others will also have their turn—He was originally a reincarnated living Buddha, and whatever realm he wanted to cultivate, he had been using and deceiving me in his past life without being able to repay his life. Accidentally, he restored his original spirit, so in this life, he owes me a huge debt. Even though he knew I was going to kill someone, that I would make a big mistake, the heavenly principles he upheld and the karma he followed told him he shouldn't stop me. In the end, I successfully killed the people in the temple. Before that, he also hinted subtly, "It's all in the past," but did he really think it was all in the past? Is it really all in the past!?
It turns out that "it's all in the past" is also a planted cause, and he knew that the result of this statement meant I was doomed. In the end, he didn't kill me, he just took out my internal organs and heart, just like before, and he made the presiding monk revive me. Then he told me that this was my good karma, offsetting my bad karma, and now I am free.
With the body of an enlightened fox, I was told that I was truly free. Now, even my human form is lost, so what is there to talk about regarding human life? Well, he is truly a compassionate Buddha, but he is not compassionate to me.
"From now on, you will follow me. After practicing for a hundred years, you will be able to regain your human form, Su-su," he said with some joy, stroking my fur. Of course, I can speak, but I just don't want to pay attention. He seems to think that we are together in a kind of abnormal and perverted way. He just watched me walk away, and when I was almost frozen to death in the snow, he revived me. He didn't say anything, just looked at me gently, as if this little fox was also a remarkable figure, like a host or something.
I've cultivated a human form, it's great. I look at that familiar body, just like before, it's great.
"Li Jian, do you love her?" I asked him, as if standing on a dangerous cliff as before. "Mingyue, please, come back first, okay, Mingyue?" "Mingyue, can we talk later?" "Do you want that pair of turquoise agate earrings? You always liked them, they're still with me. Mingyue." He was still struggling not to plant the cause of my death.
"No, that's not it. You know what I'm talking about, you always pretend not to understand," I jumped down again. One thing is, there's no cold pool down here. This is his karma, never mine.
The Buddha said, "Love me," and people said, "The Buddha loves people." In reality, the Buddha cannot love people, and I am tired of this, and people are tired of me as well.
"Clear Yue'er! Clear Yue'er...don't jump!"
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"Ashu, is Mingyue dead?" Mu Yun was particularly calm this time. If it weren't for this question, I would have thought she was completely unmoved. "Yes, she's dead but..." Mu Yun caught me off guard with a sudden "It's good that she's dead"...
" Mu Yun, is this what the bright Yue'er thinks?" My heart ached fiercely, but it was irrelevant. I dared only to ask softly. "Of course, Fan Le is a living Buddha, not kind to the bright Yue'er. Li Jian is a good person, but not kind to the bright Yue'er. It's better for the bright Yue'er to die, because people are not good." Mu Yun was soft and limp, lying on the soft couch, and I massaged her shoulders and back. It's so sad, the black heart of a villain.
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